A/HRC/39/8 101.112 Repeal all discriminatory laws against women which are contrary to the provisions of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, in particular inequality in access to property rights and the underrepresentation of women in public and political life (Togo); 101.113 Take steps necessary to do away with patriarchal and gender-based stereotypes, which lead to perpetuation of discrimination against women (Argentina); 101.114 Prohibit corporal punishment for disciplining children both at home and in any other area of the society (Uruguay); 101.115 Adopt public policies aiming at the eradication of violence against children, including legal measures to prohibit corporal punishment both in school and in the family (Chile); 101.116 Criminalize child pornography and ensure the law criminally prohibits: procuring, offering, providing, obtaining or using children for prostitution and/or for the production of pornography, or other illicit activities, as well as prohibits the distribution, dissemination, sale and possession of child pornography (United States of America); 101.117 Step up efforts to reduce the mortality rate among children under 5 (Congo); 101.118 That the legislation be amended to ensure equal rights for both parents for children born out of wedlock (Guyana); 101.119 Make further efforts to register all children born on all islands (Haiti); 101.120 Continue its efforts in strengthening the capacity of the Tuvalu Police Force and the Office of the Attorney General in applying child-sensitive justice procedures (Indonesia); 101.121 Continue to work towards the abolition of corporal punishment in all settings, and that awareness-raising campaigns about the negative impact of corporal punishment on the development of children are undertaken (Ireland); 101.122 Continue to strengthen legislative measures by remedying protection gaps to protect all children from both violence and abuse, as recommended by the Committee on the Rights of the Child (Maldives); 101.123 Adopt legislative measures to fully align the juvenile justice system with the relevant international standards, including by repealing the provisions that allow corporal punishment (Mexico); 101.124 Adopt a comprehensive child policy based on the principles and provisions of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Togo); 101.125 Continue efforts to promote and protect the rights of children and persons with disabilities (Nepal); 101.126 Take all appropriate measures, including legislation, to modify or abolish existing laws, regulations, customs and practices that constitute discrimination against persons with disabilities (United States of America); 101.127 Explore all appropriate options to advance the rights of persons with disabilities, building on existing platforms and with appropriate assistance from the international community (Jamaica). 102. All conclusions and/or recommendations contained in the present report reflect the position of the submitting State(s) and/or the State under review. They should not be construed as endorsed by the Working Group as a whole. 18